Motivation Temporal Motivation Theory: Formula or Folly? Equations are not theories; prediction is not explanation. Posted March 27, 2008 ...

Temporal Motivation Theory. Wessel’s technique is inspired by Temporal Motivation Theory, which proposes four interlinked causes of procrastination. The first is 'expectancy': ...

Like an economist might, Steel combined those elements to develop a mathematical theory that can define procrastination. ... Steel's formula, called the Temporal Motivation Theory, ...

One of the most significant, recent publications about procrastination is a comprehensive meta-analysis conducted by Piers Steel (University of Calgary, Alberta) and published in Psychological ...

But a new theory could provide us with the easiest way to kick the habit. Procrastination gets the best of all of us, to the detriment of our work, happiness and health.

Temporal Motivation Theory. Wessel’s technique is inspired by Temporal Motivation Theory, which proposes four interlinked causes of procrastination.